Generalized-confluent Cauchy and Cauchy-Vandermonde matrices (Q1976866)

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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 1443396
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    Generalized-confluent Cauchy and Cauchy-Vandermonde matrices
    scientific article; zbMATH DE number 1443396

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      Generalized-confluent Cauchy and Cauchy-Vandermonde matrices (English)
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      27 February 2001
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      Generalized-confluent Cauchy-Vandermonde (GCCV) matrices consisting of a generalized Cauchy part C and a generalized confluent Vandermonde part V are considered. A simple relationship between the classical Cauchy matrices and generalized Cauchy matrices is obtained. The basic concern is to study their four aspects of properties: the displacement structure, inversion formulas, factorizations, and interpolation interpretation. These properties can be obtained directly from those of classical CV matrix by employing the above relationship. The notion of GCC and GCCV matrices is introduced. The criteria of invertibility of GCC and GCCV matrices are discussed and formulas are given for their right and left inversion.
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      generalized-confluent Cauchy-Vandermonde matrices
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      Cauchy matrices
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      displacement structure
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      inversion formulas
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      factorizations
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      interpolation
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